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“Fall Back to Mozart”

Dr. Charles Laux, Director

September 28, 2017

7:00 PM

Alpharetta High School Auditorium

Alpharetta High School Orchestras

Acknowledgements Dr. Shannon Kersey, Principal

Mr. Michael Scheifflee, Assistant Principal Ms. Kendra Magill, Fine Arts Department Chair

Mr. Michael Walsh, Band Director Mr. Ira Jenkins, Assistant Band Director

Ms. Michelle Austin, Choir Director Alpharetta High School Administration, Faculty & Staff

Dr. David Vanderwalker, FCS Coordinator of Performing Arts Fulton County Orchestra Directors AHSO Student Leadership Team

Alpharetta High School Orchestra Association Board: Co-Presidents – Eddice Nguyen & Sheila Glenn-McVay

Secretary — Jennifer Barket Treasurers — Dianne Holmquist & Craig Sweat

Fundraising Chair — Hong Yin Calendar Chair – Jenny Idichandy

Publicity Chair – Ed Svitil Hospitality Chair – Shuping Bao

Connect with us online!

alpharettaorchestra.org

Come visit the Concert Cafe in the lobby at the

breaks and after the concert!

* program *

Concert Orchestra Hornpipe G.F. Handel, arr. Richard Meyer Sinfonia Song Kirt N. Mosier Ave Verum Corpus, K. 618 W.A. Mozart

with the AHS Combined Orchestras

Philharmonia Orchestra

Sleeping Beauty Waltz P.I. Tchaikovsky, arr. Sharp Reverie James Corigliano Kassation in D Major, K. 100 (Finale) W.A. Mozart, arr. Dackow

Harp Feature Dance of the Little Fish Dewey Owens

Zachary Plimpton, harp Progressive Sonata #2 F.J. Naderman Allegro, Allegro Maestoso

Olivia Barker, harp

Sinfonia Orchestra

Drifen Shirl Jae Atwell The Shell Adagio, Op. 17 Nimrod Borenstein Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, I. Allegro W.A. Mozart/arr. Isaac

Symphony Orchestra Serenade for Strings, Op. 22 Antonin Dvorak I. Moderato October Eric Whitacre Magic Flute Overture W.A. Mozart/arr. McCashin

Interesting Facts about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Lived a short life (1756–1791) but was one of the greatest composers of the Classical period (1750–1825). • He studied and admired the works of Bach, Handel and Haydn. • By the age of 6 he was writing his own compositions. • He wrote his first opera, Mitridate Re di Ponto, in 1770 when he was only 14

years old. • He composed his first great mass at the age of 12: Misa Brevis in G. • While visiting the Vatican, Mozart heard Gregorio Allegri’s Miserere

performed in the Sistine Chapel. He was able to write out the entire score from memory. Previously, the music had not been reproduced outside the Vatican.

• Haydn was full of praise for the young Mozart, telling his father there was no other man like him.

• In 1784 he joined the Freemasons – an organisation dedicated to mutual friendship.

• In April 1787, Beethoven, then aged 16, arrived in Vienna to get two weeks worth of musical lessons from Mozart.

• At the age of 17, he received a prestigious appointment to play in the court of Vienna, Austria.

• He married Constanze Weber in 1782. They had six children, but only two survived infancy.

• Mozart earned a substantial sum from his successful operas, but he was extravagant in spending and often ended up in financial difficulties.

• He was a Roman Catholic and some of his greatest works were religious in nature.

• He died of kidney failure and was buried in a common grave with little fanfare, though that was common for the time.

Fun game to play between orchestra performances!

Visit https://goo.gl/PkwfqC on your phone!

To save resources, an electronic

version of the full program with

a listing of orchestra rosters can

be found online!

http://www.alpharettaorchestra.org/programF17.pdf


https://goo.gl/PkwfqC



“Fall Back to Mozart”

Dr. Charles Laux, Director

September 28, 2017

7:00 PM

Alpharetta High School Auditorium

Alpharetta High School Orchestras

Acknowledgements Dr. Shannon Kersey, Principal

Mr. Michael Scheifflee, Assistant Principal Ms. Kendra Magill, Fine Arts Department Chair

Mr. Michael Walsh, Band Director Mr. Ira Jenkins, Assistant Band Director

Ms. Michelle Austin, Choir Director Alpharetta High School Administration, Faculty & Staff

Dr. David Vanderwalker, FCS Coordinator of Performing Arts Fulton County Orchestra Directors AHSO Student Leadership Team

Alpharetta High School Orchestra Association Board: Co-Presidents – Eddice Nguyen & Sheila Glenn-McVay

Secretary — Jennifer Barket Treasurers — Dianne Holmquist & Craig Sweat

Fundraising Chair — Hong Yin Calendar Chair – Jenny Idichandy

Publicity Chair – Ed Svitil Hospitality Chair – Shuping Bao

Connect with us online!

alpharettaorchestra.org

Come visit the Concert Cafe in the lobby at the

breaks and after the concert!

Concert

Violin Amina Akcin Naga Ambatipudi Alexandria Brasseur Morgan Camp Kayla Crawford Yesima Eason Seyed Hojjati Rohit Jivangikar * Waka Mizutani Naveed Noori Ashwin Prabhu Vibaa Raghunath Akhila Thirumala

Viola Anabel Dimova Joseph Korosec Evoni Lemons * Michelle Liu Peyton Tennebar

Cello Ryan Gonano Paul Lee *

Bass Eisen Griffin * Louis Jean-Guillaume

Philharmonia

Violin Sophia Abedi Bavitha Battipati Inesh Biswas Shaday Canales Pilotzi Angelica Fernandez Jakob Garcia Deena Ghiai Divya Joshi Harish Kanthi Senadzi Kpeglo Avya Manchanda Dhilan Nanji Natalie Nelson Mandy Ng Seo Park Kendall Parker Rohan Pise * Dhanya Ravikrishnan Manya Ravikrishnan Skye Robinson * Jennifer Ryu Brian Shon Michaela Webb

Viola Kamille Caldwell Samir Duggasani Christopher McFarlin Kianna Nelson Joseph Yoo *

Cello Devyn Baker Victor Cuellar Faith Leiva Suraj Mysore * Marcello Phillips Sofia Weinstein

Bass Kaliq Peters Abayomi Woolheater *

Sinfonia

Violin Zayne Akrofi Preethi Akula Kendall Brown Elisa Corena Timothy Green * Arjun Gujjula Natasha Havanur Elijah Hopper Nathaly Jose-Maria Priya Joshi Youngjae Kim Hannah Kinsey Emily Long Ethan Matthews Emily Perdomo * Pareesa Pirouzbakht Anabella Santos Natasha Seletsky Ishita Sharma Tanya Sokil Aparna Subramaniam Nivethaashri Sundaramurthy Tara Varadarajan

Viola Walid Awad Joshua Crawford Amogh Gadekar Anna Idichandy Ava Paikeday * Maxx Prince Timothy West

Cello Junho Kim Lindsay Machleit Denice Omene Charlsie Wemple *

Bass Meredith Chapple * Reese Felton

Harp Zachary Plimpton *

* Denotes principal

Symphony Orchestra

Violin I Ryan Baker Sara Balian Erin Cho Michelle Cho Richard Cho + Jenny Choi Jenny Heo Emily Jung Eileen Liu Vivia Lung Catherine Mi Violet Newhart Derek Wang

Violin II Grayson Beck Rohit Das Tessa Forzese Nikhil Havanur Nicole Hu Benjamin Koehler Rashmi Kondur Samarth Mishra Varshita Patakottu Roman Pepelyaev Sarang Pujari * Ida Vaghefi Arman Yousefi Jessica Zhang Anna Zhu

Viola Palin Bhardwaj Ashley Day Kari Eblen Laura Eblen Kieren Holmquist Alan Ko * Emma Svitil Annalea Sweat Kaci Xie Nathan Zhu

Cello Michelle Bak Sidhesh Desai Sophia Johnson Jason Juang Pranav Kandikuppa Matthew Lin Andrew Mulia Sayanna Pillay Adam Wang *

Bass Daniel Barket * Joy Best Alan McVay Dylan Nguyen

Harp Olivia Barker *

+ Denotes concertmaster * Denotes principal

* program *

Concert Orchestra Hornpipe G.F. Handel, arr. Richard Meyer Sinfonia Song Kirt N. Mosier Ave Verum Corpus, K. 618 W.A. Mozart

with the AHS Combined Orchestras

Philharmonia Orchestra

Sleeping Beauty Waltz P.I. Tchaikovsky, arr. Sharp Reverie James Corigliano Kassation in D Major, K. 100 (Finale) W.A. Mozart, arr. Dackow

Harp Feature Dance of the Little Fish Dewey Owens

Zachary Plimpton, harp Progressive Sonata #2 F.J. Naderman Allegro, Allegro Maestoso

Olivia Barker, harp

Sinfonia Orchestra

Drifen Shirl Jae Atwell The Shell Adagio, Op. 17 Nimrod Borenstein Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, I. Allegro W.A. Mozart/arr. Isaac

Symphony Orchestra Serenade for Strings, Op. 22 Antonin Dvorak I. Moderato October Eric Whitacre Magic Flute Overture W.A. Mozart/arr. McCashin

Interesting Facts about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Lived a short life (1756–1791) but was one of the greatest composers of the Classical period (1750–1825). • He studied and admired the works of Bach, Handel and Haydn. • By the age of 6 he was writing his own compositions. • He wrote his first opera, Mitridate Re di Ponto, in 1770 when he was only 14

years old. • He composed his first great mass at the age of 12: Misa Brevis in G. • While visiting the Vatican, Mozart heard Gregorio Allegri’s Miserere

performed in the Sistine Chapel. He was able to write out the entire score from memory. Previously, the music had not been reproduced outside the Vatican.

• Haydn was full of praise for the young Mozart, telling his father there was no other man like him.

• In 1784 he joined the Freemasons – an organisation dedicated to mutual friendship.

• In April 1787, Beethoven, then aged 16, arrived in Vienna to get two weeks worth of musical lessons from Mozart.

• At the age of 17, he received a prestigious appointment to play in the court of Vienna, Austria.

• He married Constanze Weber in 1782. They had six children, but only two survived infancy.

• Mozart earned a substantial sum from his successful operas, but he was extravagant in spending and often ended up in financial difficulties.

• He was a Roman Catholic and some of his greatest works were religious in nature.

• He died of kidney failure and was buried in a common grave with little fanfare, though that was common for the time.

Fun game to play between orchestra performances!

Visit https://goo.gl/PkwfqC on your phone!

To save resources, an electronic

version of the full program with

a listing of orchestra rosters can

be found online!






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FOR A FAMILY PORTRAIT EVENT!

Don’t blink! Time flies and, sooner than you think, your student will be moving on to college!

Now's the time to take a great family portrait!

A $25.00 DONATION TO AHSOA

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AN 11”X14” FAMILY PORTRAIT PRINT Courtesy of Tanner Family Portraits ($165.00 Value)

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Sunday, October 15th

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The offer is limited to one per family – Per School Season.

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For your convenience, additional prints will be available to order or purchase at your viewing appt.

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OrchestraThe AHS Orchestra program book serves as a way to raise funds while providing students and parents with a beautiful orchestra memoire from the year. Funds are raised through the sale of advertisements.

Advertisements can be solicited in the form of personal ads from parents to their student or or from local businesses and corporations. The program will be professionally designed and printed. Included in the booklet will be information about the AHS Orchestra program, professional photographs of each orchestra, a

featured photo of the student leadership and 2018 seniors, along with personalized messages from parents to their children.

The best thing about the program book is that it is calorie free! The program book will be ready in time for the Winter Concert and will also be distributed at the Spring Concert. Please see the opposite side of this flyer for more information about selling advertisements and supporting the Alpharetta High School Orchestra!!

PROGRAM BOOK

Alpharetta High School

OrchestraAlpharetta High School

Program Book Advertisement Order Form

Advertisement Size (w x h) Personal Ad Business Ad

Business Card (2” x 3.5”) $15 $20

Quarter Page Vertical (3.625” x 4.55”) $35 $50

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Hard Copy Attached Send with this order form to: Alpharetta HS Orchestra, ℅ Dr. Charles Laux, 3595 Webb Bridge Rd. Alpharetta, GA 30005

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The Alpharetta High School Orchestra Association is a 501c3 non-profit organization that supports the students within the AHS Orchestra program. Your donations are greatly appreciated and are fully tax deductible. Gifts made prior to October 1 will be featured in the AHS program book.

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Maestro’s Circle $1000

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